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Watch Olympic Live – The On and Off Channels

Daniel — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 15:20:11 +0000

I keep getting notified of web sites that promises live feed of the Beijing Olympics. Most of them frankly are ad sites that wants me to join their service, and then there’s a few Malware Trojan websites that wants to install viruses on my machine. And then there’s those, on-and-off channels. The on-and-off channels are ones that will be available some times and off others. Or they go on, and they go completely off. They just ain’t the real thing as they go bust here and there.

Now if you want a permanent solution, you should be reading this article we reported earlier. That’s because if the internet streaming comes from the official source, it’s less likely to be off air.

But if you still want instant gratifications, you can still go to these sites. We have two that seems to work pretty well, as reported by our readers. So you can try these at your own risk.

Click here for the info…
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Watch Olympic Live – Part 2

Daniel — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 16:01:51 +0000

We were happy to hear from folk’s comments and especially when one of our readers wrote “great guide. didnt realize using a proxy was so easy.” And it is very easy. If you have not read up on using a known popular method to watch the Live Olympics, please click here. Yes, please get to know the steps before continuing…Here’ we want to supplement the last articles by providing more places to go to look for live streaming of the game…

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Re-Run: The Full Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony Online

Daniel — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 22:54:25 +0000

Most of you know how awesome the Beijing Olympic Ceremony has been. If you didn’t manage to record it, then here’s a way you can watch a re-run online with the following clips. Enjoy! It’s the Olympic recorded over the internet!!!

Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony Video Part 1 of 8

Click here for the other 7 full clips…
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How to watch live Olympic online on YouTube?

Daniel — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:10:30 +0000

Here’s a brand new hack which is extremely popular right now because we don’t want to wait for hours of lag before watching the events from NBC etc… We want to watch it live and we want it now… I hear you. So here’s how you “WATCH OLYMPIC LIVE”… follow these steps

Start Firefox 2 or 3…

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Dump Comcast to get more HD Channels

Daniel — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:42:16 +0000

If you own Comcast Limit Basic subscription $14.95/month (i.e. I only needed basic local channels), you’ll noticed that your HD signal for local channels are gone. WTF?!?! According to local rep, they want you to get a new digital tuner and upgrade to the $44.95/month plan. And you’ll go “no way”!!! This is annoying because since they delivered HD for more than 6 months and you got used to them, and now boom it’s gone without proper explanation. As a result, I decided to find a better solution…
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